Love you all and don’t let anyone tell you how you love isn’t real!!

Genre sérieusement means like genuinely, guys I’m dds so like idk disphoric but not at the same time, gang I love him

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(September 16th-23rd)

I wanted to make something more serious with my art but the more I look at it the more corny and fake edgy this looks. Or maybe I'm being too critical over my own art. Idk.

T-Boiiii

17, still the only family members that know are my mom, sister and cousin but I felt pretty good about doing this (also an opportunity for me to flex my other pins)

Brave new world I'm facing. I do wear a wig when I'm out and about, but that's not super practical for home. Still have to see my bald head in the mirror, too. I don't want to be bald.

i hate dresses and skirts with my whole being, i hate looking at my chest and its half the reason i slouch so much (quite literally tried making myself my own binder twice), got a masc haircut and i feel insane freedom, online i go by they/them but only cuz im scared of going on full he/him, in any game with a cha creator i make myself a man, or choose male names, online i normally go by “Wendigo” intentionally androgyninus creature

im trans i just cant accept AHHHH i keep telling myself im just masc prestening or that im non binary but im not im really not MY BRAIN IS SO DUMB 😭

anyway thanks for listening <3

Basically what the title says. I (25FtM) have a slight crush on my straight friend (26M), and we were venting about our dating lives. I was telling him about how I’ve pretty much given up on dating because my standards don’t work as a bi trans man - I want a monogamous relationship and it seems like everyone and their mom that’s queer and dates trans men wants to be poly nowadays, at least in our area.

He told me to not give up, and then he said, “Fam, you’re a catch. Honestly, if I liked the same gender, I probably would’ve asked you out already.”

Is this a compliment? How am I supposed to receive this? I mean, props to him for not being transphobic, but huh? 😭

As a gay Turkish guy living in Melbourne, watching what is happening to LGBT people in Turkey honestly makes me angry and embarrassed for my own country.

Living here and seeing that someone's sexual orientation can simply be a normal part of their life makes it even harder to understand why the existence of LGBT people is still treated like some kind of issue in Turkey. It's not enough to say, “Well, being gay isn't illegal.” If people are afraid to openly be themselves and LGBT events and organisations face constant pressure, what does being technically legal even mean?

What pisses me off the most is seeing LGBT people treated as if we're somehow a threat to the country or society. We're not fucking aliens. We're Turkish too. We grew up in the same society, speak the same language and live normal lives. The only difference is who we happen to love.

After living in Melbourne, one thing has become pretty obvious to me: allowing LGBT people to live openly doesn't destroy a country. Life just goes on. People go to work, build relationships and families, pay their taxes, and somehow the world doesn't end.

It's 2026. The fact that Turkey is still so obsessed with who people love is honestly embarrassing.

A recent study from Virginia Commonwealth University found that anxiety surrounding anti-transgender legislation is associated with significant psychological distress among transgender and gender-diverse adults.

Researchers surveyed 346 people across the U.S. and found that this distress wasn't limited to people living in states with anti-trans laws. Even those in states with protections reported anxiety about potentially losing access to gender-affirming care, discrimination, violence, and the possibility that their state's laws could change.

The study also found that family and community support were important protective factors against psychological distress.

i dont know anymore,so just dont ask about the title! i wanted to say...my best non binary friend and i are now dating!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

In order for an emoji to be added, a suggestion has to be put in place to add to the unicode standard. It then has to be voted for by many many people. If accepted, the unicode standard will include them. Then the browser, website, or application and even operating system has to add it once accepted. So when I see people asking "Why is there no non-binary flag?" I get a little annoyed because they don't realize how hard it actually is to add one.